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This article provides a resolution for the issue that configuration changes are not updated on a management server and event 29181 is logged.
Original product version: System Center 2012 Operations Manager Service Pack 1, System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager
Original KB number: 3092452
In a System Center environment that has many clients, configuration changes are not updated on a management server. Additionally, the event 29181 is repeatedly logged in the Operations Manager log.
This issue occurs when the Management Configuration service fails because the instance transfer can't perform a bulk insert. This issue typically occurs when the environment has a large number of clients, such as 2000 or more.
Note
You may also encounter this error if the latency from the management server(s) to the Operations Manager SQL Server instance(s) is high (greater than 10ms).
To fix this issue, follow these steps to modify the batch size settings for the Management Configuration service on the management server:
Make a backup of the ..\Program Files\System Center 2012\Operations Manager\Server\ConfigService.Config
file.
Edit the ConfigService.config file, and then modify the settings as follows:
<Setting Name="SnapshotSyncManagedEntityBatchSize" Value="10000" />
<Setting Name="SnapshotSyncRelationshipBatchSize" Value="10000" />
<Setting Name="SnapshotSyncTypedManagedEntityBatchSize" Value="20000" />
Restart the Configuration service.
To determine whether you are experiencing this issue, run the following SQL query against the OperationsManager
database:
select * from cs.WorkItem where workitemname like '%snapshot%' order by StartedDateTimeUtc desc
In the scenario that's described in the Symptoms section, the WorkItemStateId
is always 10 (failed) instead of 20 (successful).
WorkItemStateId | State Definition |
---|---|
1 | Running |
10 | Failed |
12 | Abandoned |
15 | Timed out |
20 | Successful |
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